Moscow High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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First row. left tn rizht: Neal Hardt, Oha McCoy, Jack Milton, Gale Mix, Douglas McGinty, Arthur Harris. Glen Mortensen. Second row: Berneda Hatley, Shirley Harris. Ulaine Gibbs, Haleen Gunther, Jeanne Keyes, lvadell Green, Marlene Moser, Edro Miller. Third row: Marqueita Hilby, Naomi Little, Roberta Johnson, Barha,ra.Ha,11. Ethel Horning, Arlene Larsen, Wayne Lewis, La Verne Gilbertson. Man McmeyfMaking Projects Fi1'St r0W. left to right: Keith Tarhnx. Wilfred Paluthe, James Parks. Richard Schmidt. Boyd Pedersen, Howard Williams, Don Taylor. Second row: Robert Trimble, Billie Steffens, Sally Pmzh. Valorie 0'Donnell, Margaret Sheaffer, Joan Ogle, Vel- ma Wilson, James Pavel. Bob Reitan. Third row: Milan Tresnit, Mary Weisel, Rita Schroeder, Terrie Thorn, Adele Thomas, Margaret Teare, Donna Robbins. Page twenty-five

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First row, left to right: Rodney Burton, Joe Corless, Merlin Anderson, Paul Fisher, Dale Allen. Elmer Dunn, Don Adams, Kenneth Dick. Second row: Phyllis Bergman, Mary Cornelison, Susan Banks, Beverly Baker, Donna Adams. Evelyn Dqhlel, Jean Abbott, Donald Bower. Third row: Grace Bowman, Dornthy Dalke, Elaine Dunn. Catherine Fitzgerald, Lita Frisch- knecht. Donna Rae Crossler, Sally DuSault, Bob Bezold. Not nictured: Barbara Bonner, Timmie Hart, Kathleen Williams, Pat Soreng, Don Fenner, Duane Fredekind, Tom Randall. ' cyfllert Junior Class Sponsors Y THE super-salesmanship of such articles as car license tags, bobby sox and purses, high pres- sure junior hucksters saw to it that every spare nickel in M.H.S. found its way into the junior treasury. Several successful mixers given during the year furthered this causeg in addition, the girls bolstered the financial status cf the class by selling refreshments at athletic events. The Junior April 14 was Prom, Up In Central Park, on a never-to-be-forgotten dance and was a fitting climax to three eventful years for the class of '51, Page twenty-four Clockwise: Edm Miller fcnnncil representativeb, Joan Ogle Csecretaryj, Mrs. Montgomery fadviserb, Mr. Correll fad- viserj, Keith Tarbox Qvice presidentl, Gale Mix Cpresi- dentj.

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First row, left to right: Charles Flatt, Kenneth Beckman, Harold Freeman. Da.vid Burgess, Fred Goebel, Larry Harris, Charles Bauer, Howard Guy, Curtiss Humphrey. Second row: Betty Lou Agrell, Clare Baker, Dorothy Cook, Maryalice Carpenter, Claudia Cay, Joan Anderson, Jo Elaine Beeson, Donna Davie, Louise Abbott, Ulla Carlson, Shirley Hall, Karen Hurdstroni. Third row: Joyce Gourley, Royleen Chaney, Carolyn Gray, Ethel Havens, Marilyn Horney, Erma Bingman, Larry Carson, Earl Dunn, Vic Casebolt. Junior fAllenJ Dalberg, Robert Clyde. Not pictured: Donna Cota, Darlene Pickerd, Evelyn Sumner, Wayne Masters. James Whitt, Robert Mock, Emmett Nordlund. onscicntious Soplmomores Clockwise: Arlene Wood isecretaryl, Junior Dalberg fcoun- cil representativel, Wayne Carson fvice presidentj, Mr. Paasch Cadviserj, Larry Carson Cpresidentl. ELPING to start the school year off with a bang, the sophomores sponsored the second mixer of this term on October 1. Their participation in many fields-musical, dramatic, and athletic-demonstrated that the sophomores will be able to carry on in the best , tradition as upperclassmen. Boys of the class of '52 were known as spark plugs of the B squads. Their performances in football, basketball, and track gave local fans high hopes for future years. Page twenty-six